Graduating Seniors, Project Ownership?

[Mr_Czechowski]

I am looking for suggestions for my high school students that are graduating...

They have many projects in the MIT App Inventor accounts and would like to retain access. Their account uses their school's google account. When they graduate in 3 weeks, school will terminate their access.

Is there a way to transfer ownership to a personal Google Account?

I know that they could download each individual AIA file, but for some of them (the ones who are most likely to want access after graduating) that would be a tedious task.

[Taifun]

@Mr_Czechowski

I know that they could download each individual AIA file, but for some of them (the ones who are most likely to want access after graduating) that would be a tedious task.

Well, this could be a great learning experience for them to take responsibility for their own projects.. .

Exporting projects should be done regularly... why? See here

Back up your work with an aia file! By @Enis

This tip has been written by longterm power user @Enis. As his webpage soon might go away, I think, it is in his sense if we rescue the most important part of his tips for App Inventor here in the community. App Inventor is a cloud-based Android development environment. MIT has provided a simple way to back up your work, which you should do on a REGULAR basis. To backup your project, you export it to an AIA file that gets stored on your computer. Now, you may think it isn’t important, or that …

Taifun

[ABG]

@Mr_Czechowski

, but for some of them (the ones who are most likely to want access after graduating) that would be a tedious task.

Isn't there a group export option available from the Projects List?

(image from a contingency server)

[TIMAI2]

Yes, but if using the ai2 server, download no more than 15 at a time. They will be downloaded in a zip file.